O Novo Mr. WrestleMania

Fundertaker escreveu:

DA BAD GUY escreveu:

Moore escreveu:

DA BAD GUY escreveu:Epá aqueles moves mais stiff e bumps não têm um grande impacto no corpo? O Misawa respondeu que sim.

Tudo tem. Olha o Nash que raramente vendia um move nem nunca deu um bump e aos 35 estava todo rebentado.

Vou ignorar a primeira parte. A primeira lesão relevante que o Nash teve foi em 2002, com 42 anos. Torn quad, podia ter acabado a carreira, mas não, conseguiu recuperar e regressou. Eu também gostava de chegar aos 42 anos e recuperar assim de lesões.

Por acaso ele teve pelo menos uma lesão mais grave na WCW no joelho. Just sayin.

Much of Hart’s difficulty had to do with career politicians like Hogan and Nash, who played Bischoff like a fiddle, getting out of doing jobs to protect their spots high atop the card. And when Bischoff wouldn’t cave in to their demands, they’d simply take their ball and go home. Such was the case at Starrcade, when Nash was scheduled to take on—and lose to—the Giant. However, that afternoon, Nash, suffering from indigestion, called the office and said that he seriously believed he’d had a minor heart attack. Nobody backstage believed the story, since Nash had been saying he wouldn’t lose to Giant for months, and it had become a running joke. Fans instead saw Scott Hall trash-talk the Giant; then he took a chokeslam during an interview. Yes, not only did Nash get out of doing the job, but the obvious replacement match, featuring Hall against the Giant, also didn’t take place!